There's a strip of sand to suit everyone along the 25 kilometres of coastline surrounding Velez-Malaga. There's rarely a coastal town that doesn't harbour an urban beach, giving you perfect access to all amenities throughout the day.
Is Velez-Malaga the same as Malaga?
Vélez-Málaga (Spanish pronunciation: [ˈbeleθ ˈmalaɣa]) is a municipality and the capital of the Axarquía comarca in the province of Málaga, in the Spanish autonomous community of Andalusia. It is the most important city in the comarca. Locally it is referred to as Vélez.
Is Velez Malaga a nice place to live?
Velez-Malaga could hardly be more authentically Andaluz. In this section you'll find out just what it's like and what makes it such a great place to live with practical information on everything from playgrounds, parks and parking to public transport.
Is Velez Malaga worth visiting?
Vélez-Málaga is the perfect combination of culture in the inland villages of Axarquía and vibrancy in the coastal enclaves in the province of Malaga. Its rich architectural heritage combined with 25 kilometres of coastline make this village a perfect destination all year round.
Does Malaga have sandy beaches?
Málaga's stunning coastline or the Costa del Sol (Coast of the Sun) as the world calls it today is one of the most famous stretches of sea and sand in the world.
Is there an old town in Malaga?
City Centre and old town in Malaga. Picturesquely situated in a bay surrounded by mountains and bounded by the rivers Guadalmedina and Guadalhorce, Malaga city with its two thousand-eight hundred years of history is one of the oldest cities in Europe. Walking by the old town is a experience you should not miss.
What is the Centre of Malaga called?
The historic city centre of Málaga is a popular area to visit. It offers many interesting museums, outstanding nightlife and restaurants with amazing Spanish food. Living in 'El Centro' (as the locals call it) of Málaga means that your exciting Spanish life is just around the corner.
What is there to do in Malaga Old town?
- The Alcazaba of Malaga. The Alcazaba is probably the most well-known tourist attraction in Malaga.
- Gibralfaro castle.
- Malaga Roman theater.
- The Malaga Cathedral.
- Museums to visit in Malaga.
- Malaga beaches.
- La Concepción Historical Botanical Gardens.
- The Atarazanas market.
Is Malaga the same as Marbella?
Málaga and Marbella are two seaside cities on southern Spain's tourist-centric Costa del Sol, the sun-drenched coastal stretch of the Andalusia region. Many who are staying in Málaga—home to Roman remains, Arab palaces, and a rich, artistic culture—at least make a day trip south to the luxurious hamlet of Marbella.